Review: ‘The Immortal Life of Henrietta Lacks’ tastefully avoids a ‘white savior’ narrative
HBO’s new film handles the story of Henrietta Lacks with delicacy.
Review: Part 2 of ‘The Get Down’ loses a bit of the magic
In a lot of ways, the show has outgrown the narrative it tells.
A day of literature, food and puns at the Edible Book Festival
The event drew a crowd of book lovers to the front of Hornbake Library for the fifth year in a row.
Review: Netflix’s ’13 Reasons Why’ should be approached with caution
The show, while high-quality, should approach dicey topics with more sensitivity.
Making a case for slacktivism
It’s not as useless as ‘Portlandia’ and others make it out to be.
Is Post Malone a fraud?
The white rapper often comes across more as an industry plant than a genuine emcee.
Donald Glover’s impossibly brilliant career
Rapper, actor, writer — the man has done it all.
Online shows, although bingeable, may not be sustainable in the long run
Does the Netflix binge pose a threat to a show’s longevity?
Sofia Coppola seems ready to take a dark shift in ‘The Beguiled’
The film is set for release in late June.
Review: The ‘Dear Evan Hansen’ soundtrack powerfully vocalizes teen struggles
The soundtrack is powerful, meaningful and, above all, great in the moment.